Natural disasters and civil upheaval have thrust business continuity and disaster recovery planning into the spotlight.
These technologies are changing the way organisations function, raising questions around the associated regulatory implications, says a legal expert.
The Commonwealth calls on governments to work on policy and legislative instruments to ensure cyber protection.
The Mail & Guardian takes disciplinary action against one of its interns who posted an anti-Semitic comment on Facebook.
A study shows Facebooking is actually good for real-life friendships and political engagement.
Aggressive marketing by operators saw the East African country's total subscriber base grow by 12% in Q4 2010.
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Emerging technologies have given a boost to travel agents in cruise bookings, according to a survey.
The telepresence company seeks to boost its content management market share following its Accordent acquisition.
Parseq has won a contract with HML to create the mortgage industry's first online self-service platform, the company claims.
A local company offers a service that makes it easy for businesses to comply with the CPA.
A task team will be set up to create a national migration strategy, as the exhaustion of IPv4 addresses fast approaches.
Previously one of the most poorly-connected areas in the country, Mafikeng now has access to the Cell C HSPA+ 900 network.